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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-10
wORTBJy0rOy wHT1TREDGE PICTURE SAFE.

Orgics & Co by auction last night ut their
galleries. Nos s45 and e47 Brvl'lway, collection oil
paintings IN oil by Horh.Igton Nhittrdrr The at
tendance was large and thU bidding was sllnted
The prtc> wc-c not high. however. the seventy live
lots selling agar gate CT &l1,135, being an av-
lagc aoout S16O each. Tho highest pnco obi iln-
ea Wa. 1880 fof small CAM fifteen By hi,c.c''i
nches called Afternoon la tho woods The largest
picture IN collection "fhe OLA Road 10 the sea
Brought 800, and "a Brock Arons the HIS Vas
knOckcd dow Tor -, 1he other pictures which
Brought moIo thai 500 arS:
IAN OH i,rpm Rhode Island Sunday Morning" frnres
nv Eastman Jolnsonl $500. Twilight the Plains.
SSS,o Home by the sea $500: old New.EnEIand
E,tcheu figure by Eastman Johnson $780, rhe Beech
IN "A Breezy Day" $3.50 The Mountain Brook" s2G0 and
= Tr utary o o Delaware" $3.50
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TIE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDIoArGOSS-FoR - HOURS.
v.,suuxcrox March 9-For New-England. rain cool
or. winds shifting to northerly ,..
For New-York, Pennsylvania. New-JorSey De'" '
and Maryland rain followed by fur weather. coo'''
nnriherly winds
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A VOLUNTARY RAISING OF WAGE

DrrRoIr March o CSpeeiab.-The City Railway COM
many has raised the wages OF its employees The
increase was decided upon voluntarily Without soci'
ton or pressure OF any kind ana "heh
the fact became known It caused general ieeihg Oh
rrrrs 30 "a well as satisfaction among the employees
The new rates arc 81 rs per day for conductors anu
drivers NJ one The drivers OF uouoie
who are not Obliged make change, Will receive %i o.
diam
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LrnWIa Won HOFER.

LONDON March 0-Ludwig Won Hofer' the FAMOUS
sculptor, has died ut Stuttgart, age eishs 'iA' ~.
,ulying in Munich. stuttgart and Rome III whicn iasE
ot c,v no VIVA for a time I'm Tlorwadsens studio no
returned 10 Wuremburg. The King became QUE VI s
prominent patrons Among Hofers peSt oor.s,rian
are his Cupds the iiorre-famer group, an oqea ~
figure of King William OF Wurcmbcrg, ana 'no ""Po Vi
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AN ESOrTCHEOy IN MEMORY or LOGAN.

AN EStt ItHEON f' %hEhN"< VT H'"h''
CHICAGO. March gu s. Grant Post Is. OF the
Grand Army, last night presented Mrs. Logan with
beautifully ornainented escutchecn, enbeinntic o.
General Logan's career. The chaplain In closing the
presentation Speech said We had hoped 10 make
your honoied husband President Of our Nation. and
you We had hoped 10 see Queen OF the White Honsc
But our Father wied otherwise, and hos given him
appointment in the cavalry Of Heaven" Mrs
Lcgan's son Manning, responded. The cscuicheon Is
painted and IL about thirty by twentyfour
inches. handsouelN framed
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THE OPTION NOT YETTAKEN.


tonsAnueo tIVsD FATSs ebcs
not only of the Jersey Central out OF New-York
going south. but probably OF tho
most extensive railroad system of the
world. 1t includes the Philadelphia and Reading
system, the Richmond Terminal and Richmond
and Danvile properties, the Tennessee, Virginia
ana Georgia lines, the Central Rail-
road of Georgia. with all their
Southern extensions and connections,
reaching from Washington to Richmond, Charles
ton, Savannah and the Florida towns. Atlanta,
Chattanooga, Mobile, Jackson, Montgomery, New
Orleans and the railroads in Texas, Including tpe
Southern Pacific to San Francisco AS freight ine
come feeder to the Baltimore and ONO Pc
tween Washington and Philadelphia. and the
prosperity of the. company Is that OF tns
Baltimore and of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
are indissolubly linked as TO make the progress
and prosperity Of the one absolutely dependent
the Baltimore and Ohio say they will continue In
thing to build 10 the city Of Ba It'll.
'1 will 1 give Baltimore what n her 'a merchants
have always desired. close Soat araai
perlty of the city. AS a railroad question 1t was
absurd for tho MANAGERS Of the Baltimore t ana
of road in the South simply to secure the profit
of the traffic therefIom other than the forty miles
of its Washington Branch, but the gentlemen VINO
control the 300 miles of road in the South sought
the Baltimore and OHIO TO obtain an outlet IN the
metropolis of the country. The president OF
the baltimore and Ohio gave
hearty welcome TO the new corners that would tend
to the increase of the business OF his company and
an arrangement was effected to the mutual ad-
vantage of all interested, and 1t may also be said
he is one Of the principals of the great syndicate
This is about all there is IN the situation so FAR
1t might also be said that a large advance
over the current rates has been OF
Tered to Mr. Garrett for controlling
interest OF the stock of the company but thus lar
no transfer has been made. he stock Of the com,
pany has never been speculative never been forced
IN or down to enable one mao TO use the company
for his own selfish ends. 1t Is believed, however.
that Mr.. Garrett can, if he sees fit. deliver CON
trolling interest IN the stock of the com
pany to any one he pleases. The provisions IN
John W. Garretts will prohibiting his trustees
from selling his holdings for twenty years would
not in the opinion of eminent lawyers.
prevent its sale. 1t Is believed also that
a majority OF the stock is owned by
Garrett trustees and Robert Garrett, w. +. Burns
and John and Andrew Gregg. The stock has never
been watered TO the extent of dollar and tor years
the S15 900, 600 of its capital stock has paid
dividend of ten and eight per cent. In 1876 $40
n share was offered for the Garrett holdings, and
only recently Jaw Gould offered $3.50 share for
the Garrett interest"
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McCsok and Mrs. McUook. Miss GrAce Wallace anu
Fra,A a. Carpenter and D. ussey, newspaper GORE 2,
spo,ents Senators Ransom and Butter are sapeSsVse
stofed at the Charleston Hotel and after ~
yis Fort Sumter and Fort Moutrie on returnss h
eartA quake ruins
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PLAYS FOR BERNHARDTS FIRST WEEK
The reperory for the first week ef tho Bernhard en-
gagcment is follows, Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evenings and Thursday matinee Fedora; Tuesday and
SATURDAY, evenings, "Camile"; Saturday evening.
frou Erou" The sale OF seats began yesterday. The
receipts from single tickets and tickets now foot
up over 100000.
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sEyA TOR SHERMAN IN THE SOUTH

CHAkIksrox, s. c., March Ex-senator sherman and his
psty reached Charleston o'clock this morning and
remained here until O'Clock this afternoon when he
lsft here for Savannah the Florida and Cnoa
The party consisted Of Senator Sherman and his dangher
oeastor Aanderson, Of Nebraska, General Anson G.
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Mr. Bishop WAS found by TRIBUNE reporter last even
ing in his room at the Hoffman House lie was attended
nv his physician DR.. 3. T. Robertson. Mr.. Bishop was
taken i'll on Monday with what DIR. Robertson denon
mated coni OF Diseases arising from the heavy
strain TO which his nervous system has been subjected OF
late He grew rapidly worse and in the evening con
sutaton Of phys held aud Dir Bishop was sub
iccted m operation Surgical fever set IN after the OPP
GRAFTON ha. been performed and the patient was uncol
scioIs all night Bishop confined 10 his Deo unt
last he came down TO hc dilinSrooh. me
venture WAS for his strength. loweNcr. ana ne
was OblIgr 10 return to his almost immediately
MIR Blsiiup was to give his exhibition Planncid Oh
Tuesday evening He has cancelled his ENGAGEMENTS ior
Tomorrow ami saturday, but will appear AT "aaeks
this afternoon lie said that Monday lie was as near
deaths door as Mr. Bcecier was
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nrrrpIL snERLpAN IN NEW.BEDFORp.

NEw-BrDFoRD, Mass. March y tSpec'a''-" ,.
phil sheridan arrived n this city this morning and went
70 Rapoui, where he thinks OF purchasing cottage
rcccpton was given him this afternoon at the Parker
itonsc large number OF soldiers from here were Win
him In the battle OF Cedar Creek
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0N1 H6ND8lD AID NH y01kaA1x4
Of the Leading Men * the word. With oomDish bI&
Graphical gketchsa
The National Republican Warrington. d G have pub
lhhed Handsomely illustrssed ediuon ep4faaa9 g
pages apd ooptaining over one Aundrea ana Rsv
and his Cabinet and many Of the Fqreasn LeN9oQa1
This edition the h,st q tes kind ever sna
Send 10 cents to National RepublieAn. Wasninsscs'
ID, O. &c
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the ud within ten the hospital groun ds From
psps found pron the body It vas identified as that U Ion
McCaerty No SO Clinton place marble cutter empoyea
by Fisher Bird OF No 81 East Housonst II Is tousht
he IL tile discharged from the hospa yesterday
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MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

MsCEILANEOUS RAILWAY INTELItUENOr~
CHICAGO. March 9.-The annual report OF the Chlcago
ond Grand Trunk Railroad. published today, shows the
oss earnings to DO So O4l 900 the working expenses
~ a56. 900. leaving balance of SGs5,doo The repor
sates that pooling proved inadequate to maintain
rates The old Board of Directors was reelected except
~ sncer who succeeds Judge Stanford deceased, and
" Wri5ht who succeeds J. J. Herrick, OF Chicago AT
Subsequent meeting Of directors the following Seers
Nee president; Joseph Muir, treasurer and Chares
Percy, secretary. .-,..,,o... -, ,ho r,,,oois car
,rnl To-day in Chicago there were represented LASS
stockholders owning l97.752 shares. TO MI vacancy
linn q yelling was elected director for the remainder
Of me term ending May 25 1897 and stuyyesant Fish
Edward H. Hartman and William Waldorf Astsr wore
elected directors to serve Tor -FOUR years iom "a' 3D.
1887.
COLUMBUS, March tspeeiaD. The General Assembly
has passed bill providing for the sale OF the Cincinnan
southern Railroad which built by the CITY OF I'm
troH at cost of $4,000. 300, but has recently been
iaaseS 70 syndcate, which Is DESTROYS Of buying the
property.
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mp rrsUOp TIE uyyDREADER. I'LL.


PIIIlA DELPHIA, March tSIec'm).-A large audience
was dismissed from the Chestnui-st opera House 'n'
afternoon and had their money refunded They had as
se,nbed to witness an exhibition of mind reading by
EasSjnrtnn Irving Bishop who the last moment eIe-
grabbed from New York that he was ILL.,
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EFFECT OF THE RUMoRs IN BALTIMORE
FINANCIERs EXCITED BY THE REPORTS Of 7
COMBINATION.


COMBINATION
RAIr1yoRE March o (SD,ciaD.-The most contradictory
statements were made day the deal by which, it
ia rmored the control OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road is to pass out OF hands OF its present owners
souths was in state OF feversh excitement all day
Robert Garrett smiled and said: 81 have nothing 10
say" prominent hnancler who Is close to MT Garrett
said to-day that deal had been made but that the pa
pers had the details slightly mixed He said that MI
would remain where he was at the head OF te
Baltimore and ONO and that the corporation would be
bettered by the deal
"The Baltimore and Ohio, however" he declared
will lose to certain extent IDENTITY will also all
the other companies entering this gigantic syndicate
The new SYSTEM which Mr.. suy will be the head Will
be composed OF the Baltimore and Ohio, the Reading
Jersey Central Richmond and Danyie, Richmond Ter
mnal Georgia Pacific, Texas Pacific and Union RACINE
and others All these roads are linked into vast sys
tenn and their through business pooled as were though
no direct pool entered into, that would
be against the Interstate Commerce law Mr Garrett
obtained permission from the Johns Hopkins trustees to
vote the 1900 shares OF stock belonging to
that trust which, with the Garrett block wasa argeszed
majority Further details cannot give It's the biggest
railroad deal cOnsnmmated Another prominent
aid that nh the CARROTS had agreed TO the
move and authorized Robert 10 vote their stock ,
tiy Treasurer Robb refuses TO believe the reports O
the deal lie said The city OF Baltimore owns $4,000
shares the stock. the Johns Hopkins estate ooo anu
the CARROTS 10000 3oooo OF ~nGn n III 20 400
sold for twenty years his makes eSoo0
out of total 10000 OF the remaining $1,000 shares
the largest private owners are m h h, 70 snpose
that the city viii sell any part OF It's Stock whlch now
pays per cent and I'll almost as RIDICULOUS 20 h
bndngs As there are but OF the CARROTS shares
that in any event be sold untl me eIpirauoh OF
tate added 10 this makes only 27000 shares. II viii be
seen that possibly he any truth In the rumor
Ny opinion Is hat u Is slmpy ruoi so''cu uP io
sto iobbng purposes"
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Perfume. Edsnia.
MARRIED.
DIED.

LINrsLEy-TELFoRD-on weanesasy March 2 r rSN
Rev Mr.. Little Hsisey O. Lindsey to fuha Scott Tssero
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WABASH MATTERS IN COURT.

ST. LOUIS, March 9.Argumsnt on the petition OF the
bondholers of the Chicago Division OF the Wabash ST.
Ious and Pacific Railroad that 81 100000 surplus over
the total expenses OF that division be turned over 10
them and not turned TO the payment OF deficits OF
poppaying branches OF the SYSTEM was concluded IN the
Tinted states District to-day The Court deferred
decision in tho until March 2l General Huboard
of the Purchasing Committee then announced that the
committee desired make proposition 10 the court
The court on December last decided that the receiver
houd deliver TO the Purchasing Committee possession OF
the road after the latter had paid into court So2oooo
IN cash ON December 81 100000 in cash on March
81 900 in receivers certificates on tue DAY OF
Ter General Hubbard stated that the first Two pay nents
had already been made and suggested that OF ne
committee completing the bargain they ne ailoweu 10
their interest In the road 10 the newly ncofpor
ated Wabash Western Railroad Company The court In
strcted General Hubbard TO make his suggestion In the
form of motion writing and tho court would pass
upon IL March -, r. xr...u rooa
The Board OF Directors Of the Wabash Western road
mat M the Southern Hotel this afternoon ana
by eiecting the following officers President-0 ASH
iev Of New- York; observation-disclosures T. Welles OF
IYs,tford and A. A. ralmage, OF St Louis; secretary
and treasurer-Jame F. How OF St Louis general man
aDsr~A A. Talmage assistant secretary-"iham ~
Beach
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Gperial Notices.
Attic AMERICAN ART GALLERIES.
Last Two Weeks.

AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES.
ON EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING,
ga m 60 G. 730 TO 10 p M,
THE A. T. STEWART ART COLLECTlON
FAMOUS PAINTINGS AND SCULPTURE.
BRoNZEs AND OTHER ART OBJECTS.
THE VALUABLE LIBRARY.
The ou,ire collection will be sold auction without reserve
by order OF HENRY HILTON, esq, and I'll a nLEo
l. CLINCH. esq. executors Of the estate o.
MRS CORN ELLA NJ sTEWART pEGEASE1,
ON WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND fHiDAi E' 1sN-
Wv INGs MARCH 30, "a AND 20. AT
CHICKERING HALL. -,
CONTINUING MONDAY MARCH 20. and following days,
N At THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES -, ,
Fu particulars catalogues Qtmited edition. price 81
by mail, 81 IL
SPECIAL NOTICE. -
Permits view the sculpturea md PAINTINGS a. tne ~ N
A RT had only by persona appnca.lo "
e American Galleries aud good only on tue u'o oi
issue. between 10 q. n and D. III.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, Managers
THOMAS E. KIRBY. Auctoneer
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DROWNING WAX TIKI MoR0UR.

The body placed In the morsus at Bellevue
Hospital yesterday wss when the tide went out IN
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THE WESTERN POOLS AND THE INTERSTATE LAW.
CHICAGO March 9--A to days session OF the Central
Traffic Association affirmative report was presented
from the committee appointed yesterday 10 consider
vhether the association should be continued after the
Interstate Commerce law goes into effect resolution
was hereupon adopted that association be formed In
accordance with the report and that the present COM
missioner continued chairman OF the organization
As there will large number OF une1pred portions OF
mileage tickets outstanding and unused on the date
when the new law takes effect II was agreed that any
,o an dosirng could sell thousand mile tickets mp 10
April l. limited expire July 81, at not less than so
ticket All unadjusted pool balances were roterred 70
orb,,ration The new classification OF the trunk lines
was adopted BY all roads in the association
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Administrators Absolute sale
at the late residence OF
MRS. MARY J. MORGAN: DECEASED
NO EAST .6TH.Sr.

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURSITuREs cor-
made to order " Msssrs n HEEEs ana stherA
HANDSOME CURTAINS RARE AND FINE ASItr9fSSEE
hiiG- COSTING FROM 500 TO $1,000 Each FIFE
BRoNzEs CHINA CLOSE X, s p so A"N'
fA-- RICH CAMEO FLINT GLASS SERVICE,
made 10 order London from original designs Ir.
nisbed nv Messrs Tiffany Co. and cost $loOOO Inc onv
service Of this description in existence
To be sold by order OF WI MOIR. esq administrator
nm FRIDAY MOANING NEXT. March IL, at l03O O'CLOCK
May be by catalogue Thursday the dag Prsvous
m sae between 10 and IN. Admission " cxhioto4
and by only to be hal on personal apposton 20
the ndersi1ned NJ MOIR Administrator. southwest cor;
ner 23i.st. and 9TH ave. JOHN oRFGlEs' e4' anu oS'
bfoAo xxsWgE Eric ART ASSOCIATION. Managers.
EAST 2SDSf.
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Post Once Notice..

IN. Gardner Pine Needle Extract and Soap made from
fresh Young Pine make and Keep tno sxn neay
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GRAVEDICGERS 7HREATEN TO STRIKE.

Not till next day. There is nothing to 10 said now
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Can be attached kind Of heating cs =.
Rooms kept temperature desired there1y saw
80, r,scom fort III heaith the cracking OF woodwofH
tnsniturc pctures &c. thermometer IN the room AUG
matcaliy governing the Temperature vaaao,e 10
explanatory catalogue and copies Of smoniA
aQ,k hwa n Y,
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Ism. Il Il gpbu,

unfere Sauptnabrung 1T unb bleibi
bas Gleii@, unb UNI fol9es frii9 uno
gut au erlangen, FAINT man ~unm6glid)
einen auoerldifgeren Marft finben, als
ben BON Wm. 96fling & 5obn, $50.
511 Noe. s. Sie 9erren baben benz
@ei@mad ibrer 2unben &e9uuug ges
tragen unb in ibrem gtabliHement eine
falte 2nftmai9ine erri9tet, mel9e allen
Wnforoerungen fir @rbaltung un6 @nts
fernuns i6dbli6er S~ngreoien5el1 beg
Gleii9es entipri@t. Sic baben beffdns
big in ibren 8iebb6fen eiten groBen
8orratb bon Watpieb, aus ipel6em
muir bas Beffe FIR lire Gunoen seudbli
mirb. Wer reel bebient iein mill, BET
beiu6e ben Marft, SEQ. 511
MDenue s. 1,10t1i
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6. $. Mauer,

2O5 We : 6 ommercefra s {,
bdlt ELM groBes unb febr ~geudbItes 2as
ger bon Sapeten, &ouleaur,
BiIberrabmen unb # Il.
unb ferner neben 3ei@nen=M ateriaIien
aler Nrt. Garben unb Mnftre l.
der : 30 aterialien, beiOnbers
0ammers fertig gemif9te
Garben n, bic befen unb bilisifen I'M
Marfte, bi- unter boiler Ceramic ber=
tauft per1en. s. 4 r. unb g pi e.
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i6lagenbe Mrtifel; tuorin 9err Miiler
bas gr6bte 2ager i'm Weten bes 6taas
tes bat. Muftrdee aus Dem 2anbe tpers
ben prompt ausgefubrt.
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MRS.. Binslosp's epotbtna enrns

MRS.. aSinslotu's suptbtns esrnp.
8ep. Splpunus Cobb i&rsibt i'm v8O.
ftcn @briftiau 6reeman@: Auf feinen
6ua wiroen mir cine WtebiSin e~uipfeblen,
namentli4 far Sinb.,. irenn mir nidt
wisten, bag He gut 1T. Bon Wrs.
Winslows Sarup tSnnen mir iebr1 aus
grfabruns fpreden. Sn unferer eigenen
5amilie bat er f& uls Sesen eru iefen,
neil ct eineul Sinbe, bas nit Solif se=
peinist mar, Sdluf peri&ufte unb ben
@ltern Hube wdbreno Der Nadt
Rderte. Die meiifen @ltsrn perben biee
fen Seaen 5u iddseu wifen. Sier 1T
elm Grtitel, Der fi4 bepdbrt unb barmlos
1T, benn Der S4laf, ben er benz Rinte
Seridaft, 1T natiirlid uno Der fleine On.
gel erwa4t 70 better ME Elm anopf."
Bdtrenb bes 3abnsns 1T iein @rfolg int
idisbar. Bir babsn bdufig genug bon
Wattern bic aeuBeruns sebSrt, baB fe
ni4t cbne ben Syrup iein u,Ssen bon Der
@eturt oes Sintes an bis aur Yplens
buns bes 3abnens. Sertauft bon allen
apOihef.rn gu rs Gents bic 6taj&s.
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CINDERELLA gGnb sStpre.
Ode Sfs9onfonlfraBe unb Nbeuue c

ganitl. ganifl panif!
saE uniere loeben i'm Often anges -ga
fauften Torrdthe on S6uben unb
5tiefeln mii1en in. IA 9agen
perfauft merbett. UNI lei
Sg% es unterm GDitenpreis! -sea
Golgenae 8eiipieIe bieneu als Bemeis
u%nferer beifpielos uiebrisen preiie:
II berf6isbene Nrten niebriger 0erren=
i9ube gu 1.40(En-grosBreis$1 .75)
6anogendbte 5errenihube vgongreb"
au $2.75 Cont iibli6sr preis 81.
grtrafeine banbsendbte 9errnf6ube gu
$3.50 (aabersno 81. S. so perfauft.)
Gnabenf6ube II. &n6pffiefel gu $1.25
(En-gros preis $1.50).
Grtrafelne an6pfitiefel fir &naben So
(Wertb $2.75).
Damen- pantoffeln Nr. So gu nur
Is @ts. bas paar (Wertb 81.
Seine Mdb6eni6ube BON Glaces2eoer
gu nur Is Gents (Wertb 81.
&inberf9ube gu 40, so unb 80 Gents.
bic anoersmo 80, IS Gents utlb 81
foften.
8abp : S6ube berI6iebener Mrt, BON
Is Gents on.
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California @eine.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm 9roBes 4as
ger bon feinen California : Meinen bel
0errn s. s. MeDer am NlamO
pla5a. 6err Sleeper fudt bic Weine
oft Srt unb STEELE aus ul.b fanft oirefi
aus BEN Seller Ter Weinal6ter. Mls
gutem &enner gelingt es inn itets, bic
belten Sorten a%us3updblen. st fam
feline 2unben uno Gamilien nit einem
guten Sropfen perieben. &otb= unb
WeiBmeine in boraiisIi9er QuaIitdi
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @aIone = frei
ias Sous geliefert.
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Safe Mntb!

On tiblt Did niebsrsefdlasen, bait feinen
gppetit, Did plast Ropfpeb, 9u bif unrubis
nnb neroos, turs Du bait irseHb elm MitteI
n0tbis, Did wieber aufsuri6ten unb neuen
eebensmutb gu faNeu. Man bebiene fd basu
ni6t beftiser Stimulanten, GribiabrsmeSt.
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